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Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-17
STARTLING l

All our Mems and Young Mems Fine Tail- or-made Schnable, Montagnacs, Chinchills, Kersey, and Elysian O7ercoats that we have sold all the season for $3O, $32, $35, $S8 and $40,
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-17

DELIVERED BY CARRIERS IN THE CrrY, 15 CENTS WEEK, 50 CENTS A MONTE, $500 FOR SIX MONTHS, $500 A YEAR. TEE SAME TERMS By MAIL.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-17

A new danger for lawyers is made con- spicuous by the action of man who has just been released from the Nebraska State prison and has sued the lawyer who defended him in the trial that resulted in his conviction for $30, 900 damages. He claims that the conviction was the result of the lawyers malpractice.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-17
5MisLEI Ila11ep11S.
E. L. WASHBURN

Having made large additions to his stock of Staple and Fancy Goods, he now offers at prices which will bear comparison.
 Many articles suitable for
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-17
HypocrtsyofaLove Token.


 ''I have become hopeless cynic from my thirteen years experience as 8 jeweler," said the foreman of g leading firm to Philadel- phia News reporter. 1T have learned that so much is tinsel that shines as gold that I can only look on the worlds splendor as 8 clinquant, hollow sham. Even when the genuine glittering gold, plucked from the bowels of rich Potosi and set with gems of purest ray serene, adorns fair throat, or rounded arm or tapering finger, it only pro- duces sentiment of scorn for the hypocrisy of human nature.
 "Let me illustrate: It has been for some time favorite fad with young men in socie ty when ene becomes engaged to present his fancee with a jeweled bracelet, which the ieweler rivets on the wrist so that it cannot be slipped off. This is supposed to be to- ken of the eternal bondage of the wearer to the donor, and perpetual reminder of fdel ity But in day or two the lady receives a note from the jeweler requesting her to call. When she does so she is shown 8 secret spring, whereby she can put aside the bond at will. And I have observed" added the jeweler, F'that, although the fair lady pro tests against making use of the spring, she is delighted to find the secret of it.''
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-17
Hours 10 to 12, 2 to and to 8. H-off1ce closed on Fridays ard Sundays.-9
ROII,IT DOWN.

WELL HERE IT IS ALL BOILED. n K means Dr. Mark Woodburys Dysper. Da IN sia Killers.
 D. K will cure ALL Stomach Troubles This is condensed trath. Act upon it. Get box of D. Ks and be cured. They cost only 50 cents 8 box or 25 cents trial box. Mailed to any part of the United States receipt of price. Doelittle & CJ1oith oiaud o0ntSt a-t
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-11-17
The Campfire.
d. NINEITE y. LowATER.

Tread az a Campfire held by A. NJ. Howard Post
al Rock Elm, Wis, Nov. .. lsss.
To-day the campfire means a scene Of gladness
ana Of peace,
From which We shut the world away. and bid
Here hand meets hand, and heart meets heart
with free and joyous glow;
With song, aud Jest. ana careless mirth, the
hsppy hours o'erhow.
No sentinel. with measured tread. keeps watch
No bugie-can. or rolling drum. VIII call you to
The friends you love are by your side, your
pleasant hOursare near,
And lies lair afternoon foretells for you sun
set clear.
But once-alas' how long ago. what memories
The lighted campfire brought to you no glad
But, wea y VIA the toilsome march beneath a
b1rniug sky,
You sank beside its sluggish blaze, to wait the
batIle-cry.
How fair and far your iresides seemed how
faiut grew hopes sweet light
Amid the deadly lannon's roar, and elamor of
the nghti
Scarce dared you think to tread again the pleas
at WALKS Of home,
And see the faces that you loved through long
bright years TO come.
But God in his mercy turned from you the bat
ties path away,
bright, welcome day;
Among the toiling crowd you pass, like them
you come and 20,
But through your lives current runs which
none but soldiers know.
He who has once for Freedoms sake bore arms
against he foe
Can feel his pulses quicken vet, where'er the
camp-bles glow;
Whoever once the musket bore, or wore the
army Glue,
Tie gree.s Wherever they may meet, comrade
tried aad lfue.
Never again your souls shall feel that fierce bap-
tisIl Of dame;
Your country gives you rest and peace, and
crowns your blows with fame;
Each ssar Sal keeps its place upon the banner
And on your sons has fallen now the mantle
that you woe.
And we, who, for the cause we loved could only
HOPE and pray
IhanS GOd tndt from our glorious land the
clouds nave passed away;
That tnOEsn cur sons reach manhood now, we
tear nOt for their fate
War fereesI o. ne-Ps demon brood, lies not for
them Ia wait.
Yet, should hor foes menace again our eountry's
very life,
And did sne cal. our sons to bear her banner in
the strife,
For holy Lust and parting word, we only this
could say
"GO-fign mt but as your fatne S fought-be but as
brave as theyi'
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Spring YdlleU.

The tracing up of gold has COM
menced heTeabouts. The color is all
that has yet come to view. Good
strong magnifying glasses are needed
and then with our eyes clear of wax
we may see nuggets.
IL. NJ. Preston, one of our lumber
men here, had some of his ribs frac-
tured by fall in his milk.
Good pies are bringing a good pri ce
in school district No. I.
In our perambulations the other day
we dropped in on our townsman, Geo.
Lynch, one of our early pioneers. His
large improvements showed that Mr..
Lynch has not been idling away his
time. His broad fields, and large
stock--sO well kept-shows us how he
built a large, fine dwelling and the
large we'll filled barn. We saw some
of his hogs that would weigh nearly
| five hundred pounds. l brought a
twelve pound turnip home with me
that was one of "A large number raised
upon his farm. There is no mortgage
upon his farm. and he tells me that he
rests well nights and has clear con
science through the day.
One of our early settlers, Jos. Bar
nish, passed on to the higher life last
week. He had many friends to mourn
! his departure.
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Will Upman moved to Wildwood
the l4th inst.
Miss Lottie Francisco will go to
Saint Paul in about a week TO engage
in dress-making.
Ole Thompson has traded for a span
of horses, with j. G.. West, of Clifton,
The Ladies' Pie Festival at Mr.. Mat
teson's the 18th inst. for the benefit of
the district library, in Dist. No. 7, was
a success beyond the expectations of
the most sanguine. The net receipts
were $40 So, which with $3.50 receiv-
ell at the school exhibition, makes
library fund of Sl5.63. This is two
dollars more than. the district would
have received from the retention of
one twentieth of all the public funds
for three years. This is the only dis
trict in the town where the ladies at
tended school meeting, and the dis
trict board has one lady member.
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Several of the farmers in this neigh
borhOod have completed their fall S
work and are now prepared to meet
stern winters approach.
G. Falde has five dollars a week for
taking care of old Mr.. Lars Anderson.
b. A. Baardson was in attendance
during the whole session of the Far
mers' Institute held at River Falls.
He says he does not regret his going
there.
knud Helgeson was married the 9Th
inst. to Miss Lena Lybeck, of Gilman.
MIR. Lars Eyenson tied the nuptIal
knot.
1t was rumored some time ago that
Jens z. Halberg had left our town for
ever. but the fact is he is now in the
employ of ;. Winger.
Mr.. Andrew Slocum, of Woodville,
Wis, was the guest of Gunder Thomp-
son last week.
Mr.. WIN. Mayberry, of Ell Paso,
while here with grist recently lost
one of his horses.
MartelI Debating Society meets every
Sunday evening. The question for
next time is: (which has destroyed
more people, war or civilization
Why don't the town board take
measures to build that bridge so mucl
( talked about, namely. below Ole LieT' 5
/ Ii is mainly in the interest of the vii
lsge and southern part of the town Il
have the road there pasSable.
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F. w. Zollmann, of st. Paul, spent
Sunday with relatives.
Dry wood is a scarce article and is
bringing good price at this market.
j. NJ. Bailey returned Monday from
a trip below.
Col. Hill, of Diamond Bluff, has re-
opened the old MOndell house in this
city and has the same in operation.
Miss Annie Katzenberger was the
guest of Mrs. Frank Scott at st. Paul
last week
VIII HURT, of st. Paul, was in the
city Sunday.
Tom Nesbitt, of Hastings, with the
assistance of BacOn's band, gave very
enjoyable dance in Dills hail Saturday
evening. An effort will be made ia
have club dances every two weeks
during the winter.
The Prescott Dramatic Company will
play the drama entitled Wrecked in
Port or The Turn of the Tide" at Nc
| Cray's hall, Saturday, Nov. Goth
Tickets will be on sale at the usua
places after next Monday.
a Good Templars' lodge has beer
organized here.
John Clements, of Red Wing, was in
the city Sunday.
Rev. ". ". Hurd preached a very
strong sermon in the NJ. Z. chuTcf
Sunday evening. His subject was
The Church, the Dance Hall, and the
Card Table.
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D;on,on,l RJ,,T

Amos Keller, who has been steam.
boating all summer, is working for A.
r. Nero.
Mrs. Andrew Denzer, nee Lucy Phu-
ger, who lives in st. Paul, made her
parents short visit last week.
ID. ID. Morgan and VIM. Buck are
home from Wheatland, d. T.
Herman Gilman, who has been in
the employ of L. ID. Morgan for the
last two years, has gone to st. Paul to
work.
People say:-That they all had a
good time at the festival last Wednes.
day night.
That the girls are struck on Ed.
Hills moustache.
That the wrister that K. NJ. Skid
more got at the festival was too small.
That the way the Burlington runs
its passenger trains is unhandy 20 all.
That the farmers have their fall
work about done and will soon be
ready for winter.
That the roads in the country, and
especially those between d. Il. and
Trimbelle, should be put in good con.
dition before winter.
That A. X. Nero has some of the fin
est colts in the country. ANON.
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Fred Dodge has owed into his
house at the mill. :. e is gathering
fresh milk for the Robe its factory, for
which he pays one cent pound.
VIII Smith will move to Roberts for
the winter.
A great deal of road work has been
done during the last month.
ID. Frazier will move on his moth
er's farm, recently vacated by Mr..
Hartshorn who now lives on his own
place.
Ed. Cole has gone to Madison by a
special call.
Rev. John Watson assisted by Rev.
Nelson occupied the pulpit last Sab
bath. Meetings have been held dur
ing the last week, part of the time
three services a day, Rev's. Moore and
Nelson conducting. Much interest is
manifested and great good is earnest
ly desired.
Miss Lulu Glover goes to her school
in GlenwoOd this week.
Did you notice the new chandelier
at the church last Sunday!
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a three-year old boy of Mat. Myer
had narrow escape from drowning
in a well. He was in the water about
ten minutes, his little brother, seven
years old, held him up a little with a
we'll hook until help came.
little girl of John Fay cut her
foot badly with an AK.
Henry Plumleigh shot large wolf
recently.
Nellie Moran was home from Hud.
son on visit recently.
Charles StOetzel has opened black.
smith shop here.
Roland Lender has built house on
his farm.
1915 is offered for dry maple wood,
to be delivered at Ellsworth next win
ter.
Flowing is nearly all done.
Barney Meehan is home from the
Prescott prairie.
Erasmus Hendrickson is home from
Dakota.
Rev'd Father Fitzpatrick had a
large crowd, last week, grading around
the church.
Annie Cunningham is home from
Hudson.
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New Vacated.
JH Collins former 3 A 4 81
NJ Reynolds former A 2 So
JH Collins all efformsr d
all Of former
except lot T 8 90
G Reynolds former 5 A i %
Village Of Franklin.
TX Tabor about 3 Of an
acre, lots ! and 2 / 8 IS
City Of Prescott, original Plat.
Gao A bill 22k e. of Of
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Some one has admirably divided teach
ers into the following classes: Dead, Live
and Growing These names are very
suggestive. To which class do you be-
long2
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Plrnsnnt Tnneu.

Mr.. James Johnston has moved into
his new house
Miss Lizzie Blanchard, of CTOokston,
Mimi, has been guest. at Il. G. Mat
tesOn's the past two weeks.
Miss Ella Hawkins opened a winter
term of school last Monday in Dist.
No. >, and Mr.. Chas. Putnam in No 3.
Mr.. f. Ii. Parker is in Minnesota
hunting
There will be dance in Morgan s
hall Nov. oath, all are cordially invit.
ed.
Miss Elva Merrett is on the sick list.
Mr.. JAS. Murphy, Jr., returned
from Erin Prairie saturday where he
spent the fall threshing.
Mr.. Nels jacobson had two fingers
mashed while rolling log the other
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Mckinley, OF
New Centerville, made us call last
week.
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Rock Elm.

Farmers are getting their fall work
well along with such favorable wealth
er.
The A. II. Howard Post has just
purchased five dozen new chairs for
their hall.
Farley Burgess has moved into l..
IL. TOrnow's house.
Churchill & Chidester have their
mill securely enclosed and will com.
mence saving soon.
The pork raised i'm this vicinity is
being mostly marketed on foot at Du.
rand, Maiden Rock and Ellsworth.
Mrs. Alexander and her sister, Mrs.
Hanson, have moved into Frank Alex
andeT's new house. Frank has gone
TO Brook6eld, Waukesha Co., to teach
this winter.
Rev. W. c. Ross preached to a full
house here on Sunday evening. Al
the old settlers turned out to gree
their old preacher in charge here.
" C. Condit is agent for the .Ftn1
Insurance Co. and also for the new
improved rotary Singer sewing ma
chine. VI. L. c.
The village school has commenced
for the winter term.
Rev. Ross, who has been visiting
friends here, preached on Sunday eve
ming.
Charles Logater commenced schoo
at Plum City, Monday.
John Muller will keep Plum Cit
/ -four for sale hereafter.
A street lamp has been placed i
fIolt of the assay office and drug store
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Drunkenness or the Liquor Eabit Positively
Cured by Administering Dr.. Haines
Golden Specifc.

1t can be given in a cup OF coffee or
tea without the knowledge of the per-
son taking it; is absolutely harmless
and will effect permanent and speedy
cure, whether the patient is a mod
crate drinker or an alcoholic wreck.
Thousands of drunkards have heon
made temperate men who have taken
Golden Specific in their coffee with
out their knowledge. aud to-day be-
Iieve they quit drinking OF their own
free will. 1T NEVER FAILS. The
system once impregnated with the
Specific it becomes an utter impOssi-
bllity for the liquor appetite to exist.
For full particulars, address GOLDEN
SPECIFIC co. is Race st., Cincinnati Q,
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ELLSWORTH.

Miss Allie Davis entertained party
of friends at her home Tuesday even
ing.
We now have regular daily freight
train on this division, which supplies
long felt want.
Mrs. Ames has disposed of her prop
erty in this village, and will soon go
TO California, with the intention of
making that place her home in the
future.
E. f. Case and family are expected
home from Ohio to-day.
Miss Grace Manser returned from
CasseltOn. Oak, Saturday evening.
Gertle Cairns is attending school in
River Falls
Will Chamberlain has gone to Mis-
souri, to spend the winter.
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L. J. ".
Presott-~B RI HAZARD callaghan Gilman
Fischer
Rock H. LOwater G I9water;
Lost ,E X Barnard G. A. Ingram Maggie DeyeTeaux
b Dur d1s M n &aseSeid i@AeA'
CALDWELL Ab6ie Med smith
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m It's Tnomjo Maiey 49, = "
Roes Elm John mi Al Shaw
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Diamond Bi9a-Edde Niles H line
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Marlin ST pi a s5s na A h ss s Esr s A g a9
Rea Felix Se~MsS winnie ney coHins \ SaT Maud
J R Sadie GS0d 9Eenee Brown
Martel mea eq Nsn a 5e a S
% y fdW eqs Ma oSe4 ka S flowers c AO '"
Maiden Willie Walter
TTrnSeie- Mn Mclaughlin ElaBM Mclaughlin II
Ssad H i * n Hr s Gst G l. n Nina Morgan Nellie Burke
May conroy
soeR6a + PIN . T Bdsss Briggs BEN Briggs
sSR t posslai MINI in a MRiaEeT t s,
Pepn County, Iuleat
Herbert bert Philip H% yes C. A, A Rosmn j., v,,
El@wood. A Bryant Proper ~
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Hager cty-Rose Maxwell.
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California Excursions.

1.-THE Burlington" will sell tickets
from Prescott for California excur-
sions leaving Pacific Junction Novem-
Der S, 10, IL, "a. and Dec. l, 8, Is, %
and 20; Kansas City Nov. 2, 9, Is, %,
80 and Dec. 7, IA. 81, %, to San Fran
cisco, Los Angeles, or San Diego, at
the low rate of so. Tickets good
to return within six months from date
of sale. Tourists can also arrange to
go via St Louis. For tickets and full
particulars call on or write to the
Agnet c. b. & N. r. R., Prescott, Wis.
02-2w
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fFirst notification Nor- 10 1s.-

GTATE OF WISCONSIN,, - County court for
- Pierre county In the matter of thg estate
of David II. Rogers, deceased, iutestate. In
Probate
Notice is hereby given that az q regular term
Of the County Court TO be held within and foT
the county Of Pierce at the Office %: Tie County
Judge IN the village Of Ellsworth 81 said county,
on the first Tuesday. bs iHg the 9th DAY of De
cember, A. d is.5 at DO o'clock H. r. OF as soon
thereafter as the same can bc heard, tie follow
ing matter viii be heard and considered:
The application Of James u. Rogers for the
appointment of II r. T0nsley. 81 the town 90
the estate of David II Rogers late of the town
of Spring lake I'm said county. deceased, in
testate.
Dated nov. 9th, 1ss7
By order Of the Court,
29-4w J ". HASC0CK. County Judge.
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Good Results in Every Case.

ID. A. Bradford, wholesale paper
dealer of Chattanooga, Tenn, wri ties
that he was seriously afflicted with a
severe cold that settled on his lungs
had tried many remedies without ben
eft. Being induced to try DR.. King {
New Discovery for Consumption, did
so and was entirely cured by use of a
few bottles, Since which time he
has used it in his family for all Coughs
and Colds with best results. This is
the experience of thousands whose lives
have been saved by this Wonderful
Discovery. Trial Bottles free at G. X
Taggart's Drug Store. 40
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Bucklen's Arnica salve.

The Best Salye in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands
Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Erup
tons, and positively cures Piles, or nc
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refund
ed. Price % cents per box. For sale
by G. r. Taggart. 3o-ly
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Unknown nw4nwA 81 Q IS
Jacob Rose neLfse1 "a 4 63
WIN Bragg swl IseN 81 g 40
Jacob Rose sel4sel 81 5 o.
Township 26, Range IL
Vim Chapel und Of
nsl 4nw4 3 ~
A Peterson a part Of Il 4 81
2G-l7, commencing 81 rods q aud
IL rods S Of center post Of ne %
sec 10; thence 10 rods, thence "
l6 rods, thence 10 rods, thence Q
16 rods to place Of beginning.
Unknown a part OF 10 ? 90
26-I7. com. 4 rods and 2 rods W
of a stake in the n line of sec 10,
thence " % rods and ISL links,
thence $ rods, thence e "A rods
and ISL links, thence IA 4 rods to
place of beg
Harrington & Garyin
part of ~ W
26-f7, Gem. 80 reds Of stake in
d line Of sec 10, thence W 10 rods,
thence S 10 reds, thence 10 rods,
thence n 10 rods.
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Temperance.

Regular meeting of the Union on
Friday afternoon at half past two at
the M. E. church parlors. All are
welcome.
Try the Union Signal 5 weeks for
10 cents, and then be ready to SUBJ
scribe in our yearly club, to begin jan
uary, 1888. j. E. Rhoades.
We understand that the Y's are
going to take up course of study.
Wouldn't it he good thing for the VS.
to do the same, so that they may not
surpass us in knowledgeof the W. G.
I. u. and its work.
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- TATE OF WISCONSIN, Comfy Court for
= Pierce COuutv. IL the satter OF the estate
of Phineas C. Flint, dccea ed, iutestate- IN
Probate
Notice is hereby given that az a regular term
Of the County Court 10 re bel within and for
the county Of Pierce at the Oh &c Of the County
Judge in The village Of ElIswoT % in sg5d county,
on the FIRST Tuesday, being he 5lh day ~ De
cember, h ID. 1887. az 10 O'Clock 4. >, OF rs soon
thereafter as the same can be heard. the follow
ing matter viii be heard and c0usid 7red-
The application Of Charlotte A Pint, widow
Of said Phineas c. Flint, for the appointment Of
hersefO Of the town OF River Pals III said county.
as administrators Of the estate Of Phinees q
Flint, late Of she town Of River Fails IL said
county. deceased. iuIestate.
Dated November 5th, A. b. 15s7.
By order Of the Court,
:. ". HASCOcK, County Judge.
SMITH & NASSATTA, <y-4W
Attorneys for Petitioner.
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TAX DEED NOTICE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,, IS.
PIERCE COUNTY,
County Clerks Office,

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
PIERCE COUNTY, -
County Clerks Office, I
Ellsworth, Wis, Aug 3, 1857 !
Tho following described
pieces ans parcels Of land. city
and village lots situatein Pierce
County, State Of Wisconsin,
were sold by the County Treas
urer Of said Pierce County on
the Nineteenth day Of May. A.
ID. 1885, tor the taxes, interest
and charges for the year A.. ID.
1854. Therefore notice is here =
by given that unless said de-
scribed pieces and parcels of
and. city ard village lots are
not redeemed from said sale on
or before the Nineteenth day
of May, A. ID. 1888, they will be
conveyed by tax deed to the
holders of the certificates of
sale according to law.
The amount Of taxes, interest
and charges calculated up to
the last day of redemption is
set opposite each description
respectfully.
j. b. JENS0N,
County Clerk.
for Pierce County.
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S. L, Irvine of the Esdaile village school
has some very excellent school-aids of his
own manufacture, description of which
he has kindly promised to the teachers,
through the column.